I definitely agree. These poxy flashing red lights do nothing to deter people from breaking builds. We need something that causes physical damage.
- Andrew Eland
"Since 1980 there have been no mandatory minimum space standards for housing in the UK, ever since the famous Parker Morris standards for Space in the Home, which were drawn up in 1961, were abolished by Margaret Thatcher's government in 1980. This has led, in recent years, to London having the smallest new houses and apartments of any major city in the Western world — and this at the...
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- Lindy hop for animals
I definitely applaud this, but I'm surprised at how low the minimum space standards are - 61m2 for a 2 bedroom, 3 person flat.
- Andrew Eland
"This is where we’ll be releasing all of the Greater London Authority’s data for all Londoners to see and use free of charge"
- Andrew Eland
from Bookmarklet
"Built with typographic standards in mind, Baseline makes it easy to develop a website with a pleasing grid and good typography."
- Andrew Eland
from Bookmarklet
«Baseline try to align to the font metric to correctly line up headlines, paragraphs, form labels and any other major elements on the page» — an instant feeling of a well laid out paper page.
- 9000
"Cargo is a web publishing (CMS) and community-building platform currently in development. It powers a variety of creative communities in the fields of Education, Design, Research, and Conceptual Art"
- Andrew Eland
from Bookmarklet
"We're gearing up to launch a new feature which makes Twitter truly location-aware. A new API will allow developers to add latitude and longitude to any tweet."
- Andrew Eland
from Bookmarklet
"This set of simple infill techniques represents a sprawl repair toolkit to retrofit the 5 building prototypes that define Suburbia."
- Andrew Eland
from Bookmarklet
"the patch notes say that it "resolves an issue preventing media sync from working with latest version of iTunes (8.2.1)""
- Evan Parker
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"With Google Maps for mobile 3.2 for Symbian S60 & Windows Mobile phones (and soon on other platforms too!) you can now access and interact with this content by tapping 'Layers' in your main menu."
- Andrew Eland
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"Screen real estate is at a premium, therefore we should make as much use out of it as we can. One way of doing this is to decrease the font size on our code windows. Unfortunately decreased size also means decreased clarity. We need to re-engineer the alphabet so that it will be clear at extremely small sizes."
- Jim Norris
Way too small. Does this really work for people? I mean, if you had your code written out in 6 foot long sheets of paper, would you really understand it any better?
- Andrew C (✓)
The "I" and the "T" are terrible; the phrase "int" is almost impossible to read. The "R" also seems problematic, but is usable. The F and V are using existing math symbols (there exists and for all) and are kind of confusing anyhow. The GMW, on the other hand, look very interesting.
- Alex Power
ouch my eyes! Strangely I remember the ~7x7 pixel Apple II fonts as being more readable.
- Private Sanjeev
I just enjoy the logic: Can't read five-pixel-tall letters? Fix the alphabet! I can't wait to see the full Unicode version.
- Jim Norris
This could work well for older clamshell Blackberries. I say scrap it all and bring back Palm Graffiti!
- Louis Gray
Wait, a programmer's font that deliberately mixes lower and upper case designs into the single all-lowercase design???
- Andrew C (✓)
Oh, I see, there's a horizontal bar over any capital letter. The example Java program just looks horrible, and that's at regular (13 pt?) size. Shrinking it down to the proposed 5px size is even worse.
- Andrew C (✓)
If you *really* wanted to maximize screen real estate, design something like QR codes, except 3x3 pixel square. That's 9 bits — plenty!
- Amit Patel
"The beautifully made infographic animated movie 'It's Time for Real / Eat Local, Eat Real' highlights the increasing tendency of food importation"
- Andrew Eland
"The beautifully made infographic animated movie 'It's Time for Real / Eat Local, Eat Real' highlights the increasing tendency of food importation"
- Andrew Eland
I'd be interested to know what you're testing.
- Andrew Eland
actually nothing to do with @geo (an account i registered years ago for use with Dopplr) but testing how responsive the Twitter Streaming API is for tracking public mentions of unique strings. Turns out it's pretty responsive.
- Matt Biddulph